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1944 China 100 Yuan1 Available • Paper money, non-U.S. currency
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This item is a 100 Yuan banknote issued in 1944 by the Federal Reserve Bank of China during the Japanese occupation. Subject: The note features a portrait of Huang Ti (the Yellow Emperor) on the right side and a dragon flying over laborers in a field. Historical Context: It is considered a "puppet state currency" issued under Japanese-controlled regions in China towards the end of World War II. pick #: J59 Numista Rarity Index: 84

TypePaper money, non-U.S. currency
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